Displaying items by tag: transformation blueprint
VAX Basic to C# - Shaw CBS System
Shaw Cable Systems, one of TSRI's Candian customers, engaged TSRI to modernize their CBS system, which involved 772,684 lines of VMS VAX BASIC source code and 275,707 of VAX Basic comments. The system modernization called for code conversion to C#, along with other services.
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Customer: Shaw Cable System Source & Target Language: VMS VAX BASIC to C# Lines of Code: 1.1 Million Duration: 5 months Services: Automated Code Transformation, Automated Refactoring, Separation of the business and data logic into tiers, Integration and Testing Support, Engineering Support, Transformation Blueprint®
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- basic
- sql
- transformation blueprint
- Platform Migration
- modernization
- Software Code Modernization
- Refactoring
- Code Documentation
- modernize
- migration
- Shaw
- Shaw Cable Systems
- VAX Basic
- VAX Basic to C#
- to C#
- CBS System
- code conversion to C#
- Business Logic
- Data Logic
- VAX Documentation
- C# System
- user interface
COBOL Refactoring - State of Oregon OPERS
The Oregon's Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) serves approximately 300,000 employee members, inactive members and retirees from more than 850 public employers. OPERS required a major maintenance action of the OPERS Benefit Estimation Subsystem (BESS) and Benefit Calculation Subsystem (BCSS) to address changes in Oregon State retirement regulations. TSRI's automated refactoring capability was used to consolidate the applications and remove dead and redundant code.
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Customer: State of Oregon Public Employees Retirement System Source & Target Language: COBOL Refactoring Lines of Code: 250,000 Duration: 4 Months Services: JANUS Studio® Automated Refactoring, Testing and Implementation Support, Application Blueprint®
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- transformation blueprint
- modernization
- Software Code Modernization
- Refactoring
- Code Documentation
- modernize
- assessment
- Security Refactoring
- System Modernization
- Object Oriented
- Quality Output
- Asis Blueprint
- Software Modernization
- ArchitectureDriven
- transformation
- State Contract
- RFI
- RFP
- cobol
- oregon
- Retirement System
- Financial System
- Major Maintenance
- Benefit Estimation Sub System
- Benefit Calculation Sub System
- Regulation
- Regulation Changes
- COBOL II
- Redundant Code
- Obsolete code
- Functionally dead
- Dead Code
- Refactor
- Code Refactoring
- Software refactoring
- System consolidation
- new regulations
- refactored application
- Standardize Data Names
- COBOL Refactoring
COBOL Assessment - US Airforce CAMS
The purpose of this effort was to assess the Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS), a large high profile Air Force logistics system. This assessment was needed to provide comprehensive high-quality "As Is" functional analysis-level UML design documentation to support analysis of business processes and business rules in the system. The final deliverable was delivered on time, and consisted of over a million pages of HTML and Scalable Vector Graphic, with over a hundred million hyperlinks.
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Customer: US Air Force Source & Target Language: COBOL Assessment Lines of Code: 3.5 Million Duration: 6 Months Services: Developed web-enables User Interface, Code Transformation, Transactions Flow Analyzed, Application Blueprint®
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- transformation blueprint
- Code Documentation
- Quality Output
- Asis Blueprint
- Modern Architecture
- ArchitectureDriven
- Code Requirements
- Code Quality
- Code conversion
- Functional Equivalent System
- modernized code
- Core Automated Maintenance System
- cams
- assess
- assessment
- Functional analysis
- UML Documentation
- Design Documentation
- Business Logic
- Business Rules
- Business Process
- Integrated Maintenance Depot System
- imds
- Unisys 2200 database
- Unisys DMS
- system design and code
- hierarchical
- codasyl
- data dictionary
- Transaction Flow
- Transaction Flow Analysis
- consolidation
- interoperability of systems
- cobol
- COBOL Assessment
- COBOL code
- UNISYS COBOL
- COBOL Documentation
- Software code documentation
- Unisys Documentation
C to MS-SQL/C - Sempra Energy
Sempra Energy needed to move their Microgrid Control System (MCS) application into a more contemporary environment. The challenge that TSRI and mLogica faced was transforming Sempra Energy's existing Sybase OpenServer platform into a more modern .NET/MS-SQL server environment under strict budget and schedule constraints. The project, which included the modernization, documentation, refactoring, testing, and integration of the application, was successfully concluded on-time and within budget constraints.
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Customer: Sempra Energy & mLogica Source & Target Language: C to MS-SQL/C Lines of Code: 211,000 Duration: 4 Months Services: Automated Code Transformation, Automated Refactoring, Round-tripping, Unit Testing, Third Party Code Quality Refactoring, Integration and Testing Support, Transformation Blueprint®, Application Blueprint®
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- sql
- transformation blueprint
- modernization
- Software Code Modernization
- Refactoring
- Code Documentation
- modernize
- migration
- application modernization
- System Modernization
- Quality Output
- Asis Blueprint
- Software Modernization
- Modern Architecture
- ArchitectureDriven
- Software Transformation
- transformation
- Code Requirements
- Avionics Standards
- Testing and Integration
- Manual Rewrite
- Code Quality
- Sempra Energy
- Sybase
- OpenServer
- C code
- Energy System
- Microgrid
- Sybase OpenServer
- NET/MSSQL
- MSSQL
- MS SQL
- CS library
- C data structures
- C dependencies
- Code conversion
- Functional Equivalent System
- maintenance
- new developers
- modernized code
- OpenServer to NET/MSSQL
- net
- C to MSSQL
- Roundtrip
- roundtripping
- C utility functions
- Server Compatable C
MUMPS to Java HRG MGS TAPS CHCS
TSRI, contracted withHawaii Research Group (HRG), supported the task of finding the subset of code within CHCS and use its innovative JANUS Studio® toolset to automatically transform the legacy code to modern code.
- Customer: HRG
- Source & Target Language: MUMPS to Java
- Lines of Code: 1,000,000
- Duration: 4 months
JOVIAL to C++ Boeing ALCA ITAP
TSRI was asked to assist The Boeing Company to modernize the ALCA Integrated Tactical Avionics Program (ITAP). ITAP, originally a real-time embedded J73 JOVIAL program, required transformation to modern C++. The transformed version of ITAP needed to exhibit real-time performance equal to or better than the original system with platform independence. By converting the J73 JOVIAL into C++, Boeing reduced future maintenance costs with the availability of modern software development environments and greater flexibility in its choice of hardware upgrades.
- Customer: Boeing
- Source & Target Language: JOVIAL to C++
- Duration: 3 months
- Services: Automated Code Transformation, Code Documentation, Assessment
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Fortran to C++ Lockheed Martin MEMSIZE NEWSCAN
Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMCO) was tasked with a modernization project involving two systems, MEMSIZE and NEWSCAN. The first system contained 3,096 LOC and the latter contained 9,674 LOC, all Fortran 77. Lockheed Martin selected TSRI to modernize these systems into C++ using its automated toolset, JANUS Studio®.
- Customer & Integrator: Lockheed Martin
- Source & Target Language: Fortran to C++
- Lines of Code: 12,770
- Duration: 7 Weeks
- Services: Automated Refactoring, Installation and Testing Support, Transformation Blueprint
COBOL to Java J2SE Telos Corporation
The Defense User Registration System (DURS) of the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) consisted of a UNISYS 2200 COBOL application running within the DPS form-based presentation system (DPS 1100). DURS required conversion into a Java/J2SE multi-tiered application to support DTIC modernization requirements.
- Customer & Integrator: Telos Corporation
- Source & Target Language: COBOL to Java/J2SE
- Lines of Code: 80,000
- Duration: 13 months
- Services: Developed Web-Enabled User Interface, Code Transformation, Automated Refactoring, Automated Re-Architecting, Database Transformation, Transformation Blueprint®
- Automatic Refactoring
- Code Transformation
- transformation blueprint
- US Air Force
- cobol
- Java
- COBOL to Java
- COBOL to J2SE
- j2se
- Defense User Registration System
- unisys
- UNISYS 2200
- UNISYS COBOL
- UNISYS 2200 COBOL
- J2SEE
- COBOL Modernization
- modernization
- COBOL Transformation
- cloud
- documentation
- Blueprints
- Refactoring
Fortran to Java Sandia Labs
A highly classified application, consisting of Fortran 77 and Fortran 95, required modernization to JAVA. SANDIA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin, contracted with TSRI for the use of its JANUS Studio® to complete the code transformation in a secure facility.
- Customer & Integrator: Sandia Labs
- Source & Target Language: Classified and Un-Classified Fortran to Java
- Lines of Code: 156,200
- Duration: 5 months
- Services: Automated Modernization, Knowledge Transfer, Engineering Support
Java Refactoring TriGeo Network Security
TriGeo Network Security, Inc. awarded a sole-source contract to TSRI for documentation and Refactoring of TriGeo’s primary product offering. This "Roundtripping" process involves taking in a client's code, applying pattern-based refactorings to change and improve the code without changing the functional equivalency of the application.
- Customer & Integrator: TriGeo Network Security
- Source & Target Language: Java Refactoring
- Lines of Code: 370,000
- Duration: 6 months
- Services: Legacy “As-Is” Documentation, Automated Refactoring, Additional Customized Refactoring, Final “To-Be” Documentation